| 词条 | Sandwich board |
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A sandwich board is a type of advertisement composed of two boards (holding a message or graphic) and being either:
The carried version is usually attached to straps acting as suspenders, allowing the person wearing the boards to carry the weight on his or her shoulders and keeping the boards balanced on the wearer. Sandwich boards are most typically deployed in busy pedestrian areas and advertise businesses within easy walking distance. The wearer might also pass out flyers or shout advertising slogans. Sandwich boards were most popular in the 19th century, and have largely been supplanted by billboards, which are more effective in advertising to passers-by who are now likely to be in automobiles, rather than traveling by foot.{{citation needed|reason=What evidence is there that this is true? If true, probably on in the US. Most of the rest of the world probably not affected in this way.|date=July 2015}} However, they are still frequently to be seen on major shopping streets such as Oxford Street, London; Champs Élysées, Paris, and 42nd Street, New York City, where they are used to advertise offers from particular stores most often in adjacent side-streets.{{citation needed|reason=Why just these three areas? Surely also in rural areas, etc.?|date=July 2015}} See also
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